Browsing by Autor "Francisco E. Thoumi"
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Item type: Item , La marihuana recreativa en los estados de Colorado y Washington y la incapacidad del Gobierno de Estados Unidos para hacer cumplir las leyes federales y las convenciones de drogas dentro de su país(Universidad de Los Andes, 2013) Francisco E. ThoumiThis essay studies the recreational marihuana policies of Colorado and Washington State and the constitutional conflicts between federal and state powers that make it very difficult for the federal government to enforce its drug laws and the international conventions on the states. The essay summarizes the development of the International Drug Control Regime (IDCR) and the relevant Supreme Court decisions. It concludes that the U.S. has been the main force behind the ICDR that has been an instrument of its international policy but not of its domestic drug policies and that the Colorado and Washington State policies undermine the IDCR and will force changes in U.S. international drug policies.Item type: Item , Las negociaciones de paz y la participación de las guerrillas colombianas en el narcotráfico(Universidad de Los Andes, 1996) María Eugenia Mujica; Francisco E. ThoumiTítulo del número: Edición Especial: Seminario sobre procesos de negociación y Paz (October 1996). DossierItem type: Item , Los efectos económicos de la industria de drogas ilegales y las agendas de política en Bolivia, Colombia y Perú(Universidad de Los Andes, 1995) Francisco E. ThoumiEn el Repositorio Institucional Séneca están depositados materiales en formato digital fruto de la producción científica o académica, de esta manera permite almacenar, difundir y preservar información de vital importancia.Item type: Item , The Recreational Marihuana in the states of Colorado and Washington and the Inability of the U.s. Government to Enforce Federal Laws and Drug Conventions within Their Country(2013) Francisco E. ThoumiThis essay studies the recreational marihuana policies of Colorado and Washington State and the constitutional conflicts between federal and state powers that make it very difficult for the federal government to enforce its drug laws and the international conventions on the states. The essay summarizes the development of the International Drug Control Regime (IDCR) and the relevant Supreme Court decisions. It concludes that the U.S. has been the main force behind the ICDR that has been an instrument of its international policy but not of its domestic drug policies and that the Colorado and Washington State policies undermine the IDCR and will force changes in U.S. international drug policies.